So true that I can't work out whether it's hilarious or depressing. Probably both.
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What's a street shot without a lil blur . Slow shutter speed can sometimes add to the story. Then again, I'm not a fan of the cookie cutter approach.Really, I'm curious, to what extent the sharpness of a photo means to you personally in street photography?
Really, I'm curious, to what extent the sharpness of a photo means to you personally in street photography?
craig said:Why should I be offended by beginners?
These are generalizations that one can make but certainly are not necessarily true.We all started off taking pictures as opposed to photographs.
We all called photos neat or cool for a lack of a better word or an understanding.
We all felt that the exposure had to be "perfect" and in "focus".
I assumed that all readers would recognize this as hyperbole - my mistake.Every time I see this kind of comment, I want to find the person, stand on their chest and yell directly into their face that they have to understand why they like something before they can hope to get to be a good photographer themselves and that neat is only a description of how one drinks whiskey.
Ir is very easy to 'not be critical' but it is intellectually dishonest in an environment where people are coming to learn.
It is disrespectful of someone to assume that they can't be told the truth because they couldn't handle it.